Mini has unveiled the fourth generation Cooper and Cooper S globally.
This marks the final iteration of the sporty 3-door hatchbacks powered by internal combustion engines (ICE).
Future models wearing the Cooper badge will only be offered in the fully-electric forms.
Besides the three-door configuration, the fourth-gen Cooper range will comprise a 5-door, a soft-top convertible and a John Cooper Works version as well.
Mini has retained the visual appeal of Cooper including the sporty, cab forward stance, the oval-shaped headlamps encircled by LED DRLs, the hexagonal front grille, door-mounted ORVMs, and a flat roofline
Styling updates include new blacked-out inserts for the grille and air intake, new triangular LED taillamps with the Union Jack impression inside, new dual-tone, diamond-cut alloy wheels, and reprofiled front and rear bumpers.
The sportier S trim gets an ‘S’ imprinted on the nose to distinguish itself from the regular Cooper.
Cabin interiors of 4th-gen Cooper features a minimalist two-tone dashboard with large circular 9.4-inch OLED touchscreen taking centre stage.
The drive selector is now housed within the toggle bar under the central screen along with other climate control, start/stop button, parking brake, etc.
Globally, Mini is offering two powertrain options for the fourth-gen Cooper. A 1.5L three-cylinder turbo petrol and a 2.0L four-cylinder turbo petrol